Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29

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play of elegant goods and attractive and
costly gift / exceedingly pleasant tn tAr
sight and tautalil.u- y thr people "Ith
small purses and limited incomes II y in-
tcrc~ting - hear the different adjcctiyrS
and the curious expressions with which
people express their admiration and aF'-
proval IF what they see.
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prrctativr I'VE for them are sources NJ
uc,rr-fa.lju- interest. Here one may study
human nature a nowhere else. curious
g, ght was the means employed in the re-
cent city election of attracting attention
to the Republican candidate i"r mayor
4 cart with large canvas top inside ~
On the ~lde- OF the canvas t"p.in large let
tcr~ were Vote for Thomas y. Hart.
Vote for Economy aud Reform. Clean
out City Hall Thr returns FAN p snow
whether thi, novel expcdicnt was success
ful in securing votes, but from tAj, nr
some other cau>c. the Democratic major
ity was largely reduced.
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There is >tin another course on Naiur
al Religion. No soouen /, one course
completed than another takes IT, place.
This latter course may be presumed to be
peculiarly appropriate for there j. prob
ably no other place where new religion j.
seized upon with such avdity a. in
Boston. \. -o"ic one has said. II seems
to he a chameleon sort Of city. one
cannot tell whether 10 consider it the very
concentrated essence Of Puritani>m IL
tone, thought, auI religion or the hot
bed Of atheism and irrel.ion At any
rate. ii A crank has religious theory. he
need only To plant it herr. for il to have a
Mushroom growth and to gain for ii fana- .
teal adhcrrnts. II i. Till, fact that adds
point 70 tbe story that i .oino the round, +
Of the old lady Who inquired Of her son,
who this John l.. Sullivan was. over whom (.
the Lords of London were making such an
ado. 30 he i puslli,t mother, "Pugil- .
it. said the old lady. what do they be-
licye: There are - many religions in
Boston that can't Keep track Of them
TN. conrt. inst now have some quit.
co,.,.,,.d casn. an trial Mrs Robinson
of Cambrid,a i. ON trial charged with
a,-o,t,,,,h MI children IL or1ar IA oet the
insurance. i, tbair Uyas some half dozen
,;,.os 81 .aid ~ have hean sacrificed ~
h tor ,ha ..,ne nnrnoso 7, scams al
most ;DcredibI. that a mother could be so .
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~. ,,,f. and hv his viii, leaves her a large
l,,,,, of mona, Mrs Goldman and her
,a,,e,h+o. ornoar n coptast the will on the
a.~a,7,. III, H. Goldman va unlulv in
enancad IL Nrs Kimhan when he made the .
In ~, Ki,,bou NOT only heino the hene.
so,orr ,,dar the will hnt also the recip- /
ian, nf many valuable oifts from him dur